T E Lawrence's introduction to the Arab people in 1909.

Drama set during the First World War.
Network TV premiere.
Director John Cromwell

The moving tale of a young girl who witnesses her parent's divorce. Network TV premiere.
Director Richard 0 Fleisher

Classic comedy with Charlie Chase.
Director Charles Parrott

Classic comedy with Laurel and Hardy.
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Life in the Iron Age.

An Athenian shipwreck from the 5th century BC.
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Live action for under-5s.

A valuable postage stamp.

Leonardo's Mona Lisa.

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Toy theatres.

Word game with Paul Coia.
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Life of a pioneer feminist.

(For details see 12.15am)

This month's magazine programme about disability includes a feature on employment in Europe.
With signing and subtitles. Producer Christopher Hutchins
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BBCtv. London W 12 7RJ. Information is available in braille, large print and on tape.

6.20pm Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Deck the Halls. Will and Ashley decide to decorate the mansion in traditional Christmas style.

6.45pm Dance Energy
Last in the club and dance series presented by Normski. Series producer Lindsay Shapero An Activate production for BBCtv • STEREO

Some of Britain's best-loved dog breeds are developing serious temperament problems or have crippling hereditary diseases. Cathy Burnett reports on a worrying trade in dogs. Producer Jane French

For four months every year, the monsoons flood Bangladesh and the sheer volume of water is washing away an essential nutrient - iodine. Iodine deficiency causes mental and physical retardation, and it is estimated that more than half
Bangladesh's population is affected. Michael Buerk reports on Unicef's attempts to supplement iodine in people's diets through a process of salt iodisation. Buerk says: "It is only the most dramatic disasters which grab the world's attention. Aid agencies describe iodine deficiency disorder as a silent crisis.
Generations of Bangladeshis have quietly suffered the consequences.... It's only now that the government is recognising that the problem is an environmental one."
Producer Grant Mansfield
Editor Amanda Theunissen
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The first of four daily profiles in the run-up to
Public Eye's special debate on the future of the family on Friday. Won Want to Be a Pram
Pusher. Jean Smith from north London talks about being a single parent in the black community.

The swashbuckling adventures of "Bully" Hayes have got him into many a tight comer. This time, however, he stares death right in the face.
Director Ferdinand Fairfax
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Comedy series about a new satellite TV station.
Those Wonderful War Years
Written by Angus Deayton , Geoffrey Perkins Director John Kilby
Producer Jamie Rix

With Jeremy Paxman.

Seventh of Krzysztof Kieslowski 's dramas. Majka has been living a lie for years. One day she applies for a passport to go to Canada. And she kidnaps her daughter. In Polish with English subtitles.

Francis Wheen , Edwina Currie and A N Wilson join Jane Corbin for an irreverent look back at the year's major events. Editor Charles Miller